Due to the outstanding academic achievements and excellent instructional environment, EECS has attracted a great deal of talented domestic and international students. EECS offers comprehensive curricula in basic science, engineering, and experimental courses for Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral, and In-Service Master’s Programs. Additionally, EECS provides Humanities and Sociology courses to enhance students’ ethics, morals, understanding of human values, and sense of social responsibility, enabling them to create, establish, and manage technology effectively. EECS focuses on developing students’ logical thinking, self-learning abilities, and troubleshooting skills, using courses as prototypes to advance education in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Information Engineering, Manufacturing Information and Systems, and related fields.

Department of

Electrical Engineering

The Department of Electrical Engineering (EE) was established in 1931 under the name of the Taiwan Technical College Electrical Division. Following several organizational changes, it was officially named the Department of Electrical Engineering in 1956. The Department comprises three institutes: the Institute of Electrical Engineering, the Institute of Microelectronics, and the Institute of Computer and Communication Engineering. It also offers three programs: the Nano-Integrated Circuit Engineering Program, which includes both Master's and Doctoral Programs, and the M.S. Degree Program on Cyber-Security Intelligence. With a history of remarkable achievements in both academic and industrial sectors, and a strategy of continuous investment in cutting-edge research in Electrical, Electronic, and Information Engineering fields, the Department is committed to becoming the institution of choice for leading academics, researchers, and students, not only from Taiwan but also from all over the world.